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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
THIRTY YEARS IN OFFICE.
McMiilan's Long Service of the
Public as udge and Senator.

McMiIlanss Long Service of the
Public as Judge and Senator.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-Senator Nc
MILAN. upon his retirement from the senate,
Will devote himself to the practice of law.
He says he has worked for the public so
long now that he thinks he has a right to
look out for himself. For exactly thirty
years now he has been in Office. He was
elected judge of the First judicial circuit in
Minnesota in 1857, and remained on the
oench IN that capacity and as associate
Judge OF the supreme court of the state and
later as chief justice until he was elected to
the senate in 1875. He was reelected to
the senate and so will by the Sd of March
I'LL out round thirty years in the public
service. He is still in the prime of hi
mental faculties and physically is as we'll
as he was when he was boy,
He will be 81 on next Wash
ington's birthday. He studied law
with Edwin NJ. Stanton at Pittsburg, and
to this day treasures as one of the most
helpful and pleasant associations of his life,
his acquaintance with that great man.
There is no doubt that Senator Mcmillan
might have gone on the bench as judge of
the Eighth United States circuit, in 1884,
NuSti q ueiSC -hCSldly lSSISueu dllu u uuSG
Brewer, of Kansas. was appointed. Presi-
dent Arthur assured Senator Mcmillan and
his friends that the place was at their dis
p0Sal.
THE STUMBLING STONE
which prevented this was Gov. Hubbard's
refusal to appoint his successor to suit the
wishes of Senator AIcMillan's friends and
Senator Sabin. Gov. Hubbard would. un-
doubtedly, if he had had the opportunity,
have appointed eX-Gov. Davis. Senator
Sabin made a trip to St. Paul from Wash
lngton. and had an interview with
Gov. Hubbard, and on his return to
the capital it was at once announced that
Senator Mcmillan would not accept the ap-
pointment 1t was understood at the time
that Senator Sabin desired the appointment
of Mark II. Dunnell to the senate, and this
proposition was very distasteful to Gov.
Hubbard. Upon Senator Mcmillan declin-
ing, his friends and Senator Sabn's friends
joined in indOrsing Gen. Sanborn for Judge
McCrary's place, with the result that he did
not get it. Judge Mcmillan had little
practice while in the senate, but not enough
to Increase his income very much. There is
no doubt that with his long acquaintance
with public affairs, and his knowledge of
public men, he can now command large
practice. whether he returns to st. Paul or
remains in Washington. or as it has been
suggested he might do, takes up his resi-
dence in Pittsburg. Senator Mcmillan now
intends to return to st. Paul, and will prob
ably do so. unless propositions are made to
him which will lead him to another de.
cision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
Thists Encoura.ine.

LONDON, Jan. 16.-A dispatch from
Mandalay says Hlaoo has made overtures
for surrender and Boh-Shway is negotiat-
ing for peace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17

confer with the town of Eiba in regard to
the new bridge across the Whitewater, the
Dill for the appropriation for which is now
before the legislature.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
BARDoN's PROSPECTS.


SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan. 16.-James Bar
don. of Superior, candidate for congress for
the short term, is making an active canvass
in behalf OF himself and DR.. johnson. of
Hudson, candidate for the full term. Rous-
ing meetings have been held at Superior
and West Superior. ratifying the nomina-
tons. The people of Superior feel fiat
tered at having candidate from their city.
and will generally, without regard to party,
support Mr.. Bardon, who being qualified
by ability experience and long residence,
would make representative satisfactory to
all parts of the district. DR.. Johnson's
record as a soldier in the war, as a physi-
clan and surgeon. and as a scholarly and
genial gentleman, will secure for him all
unusually large vote from all parties. The
election takes piace next Tuesday, and the
result is awaited with great deal of inter-
pSt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
Excited over commissioners.

Special 10 the GIobe.
CANTON. Dak., JAN 16.-There is quite
ripple of excitement here this week over
petition being circulated for the appoint
ment of two or more county commissioners.
making five in all. 1t takes one-thlrd of
the voters to insure their appointment. A
remonstrance is being circulated by the tenn
perance people, who are afraid the commits
soners will grant licenses for the coming
year if appointed. There are already over
500 signers for the addition of two commits
SiOnerS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17

hurt. In the special Pullman Nimrod.
which went over the rail all right, was Mr..
Herritt, a well-known
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
wantthe Burlington & North ern,

Sp6CIdI 10 ln0 UIODG
ST. CHARLES, Mimi, Jan. 16.-A COM
mittee has been appointed to confer with
the Burlington & Northern railway to find
what inducements would be accepted to
bring it to St. Charles; also committee to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17
THE EIGFara WISCONSIN.
Eau Claire knights Of Labor In
dorse DR.. Johnson HardOn,s
Prospects

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Jan. 16.-A meet
ing of members of the local assemblies of
Knights of Labor adopted a resolution in
dorsing DR.. johnson, Democratic nominee
for congress, and asking ali other working
men in the district to come to his support
The meeting at which the resolution was
adopted is claimed to have been fully rep
reSentative of all the members of the order
in the city
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
y u u MIlesGet.
8ie Elm NiaiouGr 81 ieincm Gelbe
Qefommen.

Der vBeiter 2lopO" i9reibt: @m 90. b.
SO. besenn Dor benz Seraieposr +. t.
6rsisseri5te Der arf brsi 8o6e anberaumte
WouitreproceB sesen ben iiraelitiidsn Wts
litairlteferanten Daniel Saru9 unb Cons
iorten, bic bur3 betrii9erii9e 2ieferunsen
an bic S%ntenbantur bas StaatspermSgen i'm
8etrase uoufe suei Rtaionen uertirstsn.
8aru9, elm 9eboreuer Seraiewoer, bate
Dor Der occupation gosnisns auf einem
8rette 8robe gum Sertaufe in ben Stras
BEN berumSetrasen; ipdter erbielt er BON
ber tiirtil9en Gegierung bas Qmt zines
Steueretnnebmers, pdbrenb feline 8ribsr
ais S3reiber bebienitet uaren. Wdbrenb
Der occupation iibernabm er bic Sleiialies
ferung fir bas Mtlitair unb baIb MAT er
Der ausi3IteBli3e 2ieferant fir bic in Seras
ispO unb in gang 8osnten ftationirten t.
t. Gruppen. Dag 2teferunsen fur baS t. t.
Ierar BET Der sroBen GOncurrenS nt9t $50
6duIer nebff einem coIoialen 8aarpers
m63sn abperfen tonnsn, ftel pobl 8telen
auf, bod 9enoB bic 6amilie Saru9 bier
elm ioI6es 4nIebeu, baB cine 8erbd9ti9ung
berieIben elmer MISUNDERSTANDING ()
9let9getommen ipGre. Oo6 elm Samiliens
spiit bradte 2i9t in bas OunteI, unter
oefien S6us fi9 0apib garu9 has Ser
mOsen erwarb. Setn 8ruber Sapor gfenbi
garu5 poute aus benz @ei9dfte trtten
unb uerlauste bic a~us3abluns bes auf i'm
entfauenben 8erm6ssusantbetIes. Daniel
9uru9 bot ibm $4,000 f. on unb poate
ii3 trob 0robunsen gu elmer grb0buns
biei es ansebotes ui9t einueritanben ertIa'
rem. Dies bate sur Solse, bas Sapor
8aru9 sesen ieinen 8ruoer Daniel Baru1
bic @rtminalan;eise erftattete. Sas &reisz
sert9t ueranlaBte fofort ni@t nur; bic gers
baftuns Daniel 8aru9's, ionbern orbnsts
AUDI iiber beiien sanSes Y~eriOnal unb mebs
rere nit ber ueberuabme Der sslisferten
@aarsn betraute SelOwebel bic llnterius
9unssbaft an. Erot auer aufsebotenen
Mittel wurben bic Oetenirten Bis beute
ni9t in Sreibeit seiett. Sebr ionbsrbar
1T, pte bas sSaterlanb" beruorbebt, bas
SerbaIten Der uerbreitetiten liberalen @ies
ner gldtter g~egeniber bteiem YrOSefe.
8dbrenb iie iest - in Der iosenannteu
Sauresurtensett - iber bic unbsbeutenbs
fen GOrfdue, !. .. iber bic Morpbium
ueriu6e zines frautOii9en RObebdm6ens
ober iber bic alberue @ntfibrunsssei9t9te
elmer Spanisrin i~paItenlause 8ert9te psrs
OffentItden, erpabnen iie BEN sroBsn 9es
trussproceB, Der ii9 istt in Seraispo ab.
fptelt, NIT fetnem Worte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sic 4u,udt bon RiIoltnaen aus aers

men wOllte einem 8aumi9uIenbeiiber in
ieinen anlasen nt5t ~seItnseu, trotbsm Der
Sooen 9~eniigeno petbshert uub seoInst
mar. 0us mar UNI 10 uuansenebmer, aIs
bic bon auspdrts ~be3ogenen piloen Stdmr1s
den, numentli9 9irnbaume, in Der gauus
i9ule nt6t gut poranfommen, unb bic aus
fremben Saumi9ulen an9etauften uerebeIs
ten Bdume i'm freien &anoe ii3 nt5t re5t
an &lima unb Bobenbei9affenbeit sep5bs
men MOLTEN unb barum i'm Wa9stbum suz
riidblteben. SIN u~ersanseneu 9erbfts
wurbe oesbalb, als uo9maliser 8eriu3,
an ben Stellen. wo bic friiber ansseiaten
&erne nt9t aufsesangen wareu, obne weis
tere 0insuns angefauIte unb uei4sepors
bene Siruen, ieoo3 nur Moitbirnen, eiuses
sraben. Der @rfols mar elm gang iibers
rai6enber. Iuf benz betreffen6en geste
iteben 10 uteIe 8irn itammden, baB ans
i9einenb tein &eru ausseblteben iein fam.
Sin slei6,eitissr gsriud NIT aussetelterten
Struen ~Iteferten nur elm serinses Reiultat.
Die unseidmdlerte natiirli3e Rabru1s
f6eint aliO bic fi3erite 8eOinsuns sur err
iten @ntwifsluus Der iunsen Yfianse gu
fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sie Merste ba6en ausgefnnSen,

OaB elm iremser uuO uuretucr SeitauStbsiI i'm Slute, Der
Our6 uHuerOGuIi6tcit erSeust porOsu 1T, bic llriaas hes
6beTnatismu5 lit. Dieter iett fb an Gui bic empiius,
Iibe paut Der ytu5tsln uub lie sisamente sr @sIsuts. aui
oisie &eiie sinsn beitdnstsen, Don siusm Srt gum auSsreu
~SiePenOen S6uerS usruriudsnr, uuS lid ais elm taltartis
ger ItebsridIoe aniammeluO, Der Stttibstt uuS ani5wels
lung Der Seleute beruorruit. Seine lbatiade, bic eurb
bic Triabruus nit SeSus aui Soiteteer'S Ma aeu n
%bttters bepieieu porOsH TT, bat itdrtere Sspsiis iIr
lid ais bic. oaB oteis 9teeiS!n uou 10 p~teIisttiser anpeus
ounS etsie5 ibredltae unp idmerS bate Seioeu aui6dlt;
uuo ebcuio eutibteoeu 1T IS bepieien w0reeu, oaB tie BEN
@iittu uorjuSteben 1T, bic oil sebraudt wsroeu, um bass
ielbe az beilen, ia IS uur beliame SeitGnotbeils sntb6lt.
SuS Sitters lit aud Elm ~Utrtiame5 WittteI seseu malarii6e
Sieber, SertopiuHa, SerfGuunssz. RiereHs uno SlaIens
Sstoeu, Sdpdbe uno aueere nebel. Stebe otd Dol, oaB
ou paS sbte srbdlit. VIII
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Cine idnsle unb prattiihe Simmer:
luftreiuiauuQS Metbube.

Mtun tuudt in cine SOiuns ii~bsrmansaus
lauren &ali (ctra so @ramm aufs 2iter
@afer) Ieinene 2appsu, in 9r6Bs pon
5anoti9ern, brift bieielben lsi9t aus
unb bdnst fie auf Seilern In bic betrsfisns
ben 3immer. gs sntpidelt ii9 Sson,
weldes bic iibli5e 2uft s~erit6rt unb bur1
bus Treiperben Don Saueritofi Der bierbei
entitebt, bas 6eblenbe pieber eriest. Die
2uft in ben 10 ~sereintsten 3immsr 1T isbr
an9euebm, wte frii3e @aloIuft unb bat
etnen Defenders ansenebmeu ginluB auf
6ranfe, bic IN Der 2unse ober on aitbma
lei6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
AGerfet Spas uno grnf.
Sir Seutide Ginwanocrsr, pslde bliss
idne1 Gngliid Iernen iuolen.

Saben sic 2aserbier?
Have you camp-beer?
Sic bat elm r~etSenoes @eii6t.
She has a stimulating face.
Spielen Sic Slauier?
Gamble you piano?
@r i6reibt wte 9elto6en.
He writes like stabbed.
@r 1T Elm Stabsoffisier.
He is a Stick-Of1icer.
luo letne 1Srau lit cine Sofoame.
And his wife is a yard-lady.
Nor9en made ib Sod;eit.
Tomorrow | make nighttime.
gSer piro Gle trauen?
Who will trust you?
@obnen Sic I'M Grb9si9oB ODER i'm ;ueiten
Stod?
Reside you in the earth-shOt or second cane =?
Sas erte Sagesli6t iiel in meiu 3immer.
The Oay-candle tumbled in my room.
Die ubr i6lu9 Se6s.
The watch knocked six.
@r beuft, er tonne Ser9e psrlesen.
He thinks he can pawn mountains.
Seit Srpet Sabren rubt er auf benz SSriebbofe.
Since two years he rests upon the peace-yard.
ST 1T aus unlerer Ufitte gelbieoeu.
He is out of our midst divorced.
Gr bat Elm SrebSleioen.
He has a crab-Sutfering.
GeIegnete Wtablieit.
Blessed g~rinding-time.
SD balie oieles SSrauenSimmer.
| hate this wOman-rOom.
Sein Sptel bat mid iebr au9eiosen.
His game has me much dressed.
Ste miilien iib mad ibrer Sede itreden.
You must stretch yourself after your ceiling.
Seben Ste bort ben i6Onen Springbrunneu?
See you there The nice jumping-well?
SD CLAUDE sic baben eineu Sraub.
| believe YOU have q c~OntlagratiOn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sas Straiminberunnsmns.

9rafbent: rsInsstIaster, mad gusiase
bes 3eusen ieib SIR our 3eit Der Sbat
omar betrunten sepeien, aber ni5t IN 10
bObem 9rabe, bag Sbr ntdt msbr sspuBt
bdttet, mas Sbr setban!"
NusetIaster: vSa, Serr Erdiihent.
ueun i'd sepuBt bdtte, baB ss Sbaea auf
bic sinSise MaB nod antommt, BITE E$$tte
i5 i9on nod Spiusen tSnuen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sor uno nad Der Sa0ereiie.

9rincipal: v9err 9iebi9is. piessn
Sic mir meme 6rau! sic sebt ms Bah,
uno ba MID i'd wifsn, pisuiel ii5 wirb
psrlieren!" - 9ommtS: LAO &ilo!"
Grad Der Rittebr.) YrincipaI: SEER
4iebidis, pissen sic mir msine Srau!
Bieuiel piest fer" - commits: v139
Rilol" - grincipal: r9rab um's &silss
9elo 1T ite leidtsr 9eporosn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
9m 3. Suui 1878 idrtsb Ssrmann

4m 3. SUM- 1878 i6rteb Sermann
&ittner, 145 Wsrrimats Ctr, Wan6sftsr,
g. S.: rSbre Or. glusuit &Onis's 9ams
burger SamiliensW eoi3tnen e~rfreuen it9
GROCER Selisbtbeit, uel9e NIT iebem Gage
;unimmt. - Dim 2. Sebruar 1887 idreibt
ct: rSbre Or. ausuit &Snis's hamburger
ErOpfen baben ii9 bel mir i6on bdufis in
5daen pon ltnuerbauIi5tett unb MasenIeis
ben bewGhrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sic bette Garriere.

Sas v8iener SassbIatt" brinst einen
Irtitel unter Der aufidrift: v@as ioaen
unlere Suben peroen?"
9terauf sntsssnet v0ie gombe": vSas
1T oenn bod, bentsn mir, RAID beantpprs
tet: pSoitOefraubantsn" ; benn bieie baben
aberaa veinen S%oripruns" unb finben
lei9t ibr - Sorttommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Gs 6eribrte glcranScr Suntas gater

Go 6eribrte Mlcranber Dumas guter
TETS unansenebm, penn Semanb Jpn mad
ieiner 9ertunft fraste. @inss Cages
uurbe er interpeItrt, Of es wabr wire, 6aB
ietn Slater elm WuIatte gepeIen iet. @r
antuortete: ga! rnn6 Sbres Gaters
Wutter?" fra9te Ser llnueri6dmt peitsr.
Cine Soublut=R eserin," mar bic 9Ints
mort. limb beren Sorfabreu?" fori6te
Der unermiiOli9e Sudlseiit meter. Gin
Affe", bonnerts nun Dumas Los, ,,unb
penn SIR @tfensburt nod ni3t seitiut
1T, 10 tbeiIe i'd Sbnen nit, baB meiu
Stammbaum bort besinnt, NO Der Sbrtse
.aufb6rt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sprtidritt

Sausfrau: Das mar etne tluse Soee:
Die erite 8o9e bab' t5 itatt am Samitas
fdou am Sreitas puben ~lafen; bic
anbere i6on am 0onneritu9; bic brittle
am Wittwo9; bic uierte i3on gar am
Sienitas; bic finite am Montaa; 6ie
ie6ite am Sonntus gang in Der 6ribe,
unb 10 bin i'd beute, mos 8uben pie6sr
auf ben Samftas trtfft, alien anberen 9auss
fccrsn UNI cine runbe Wo6e poraus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
QerstliGe Yraris.

Gin 9lrst erbGIt ipdt am 9lbsnb cine
Sarte sueter @~oaegen: &omm' bod Elm
Sis@en in bic &neipe - uns febIt Der brittle
Wanu gum Stat! - vGisbe @miIis", iast
er nun gu isiner Srau, i'd uerbe no9mal
fortserafen; ss i9eint Elm isbr i9uie,issr
6au gu isin, ss itnb i9On 3wei aer3ts
Dortl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Cine weidte gammtia@e tbei(t iid

Der Saut bur6 ben @ebrau9 Don @lenn'S
S6weieIieife nit. @eSen Suuttrantbeiteu ioute
lie 9eniigeno 9ebrau6t perben. Nebmt ME.
mails ELI Bah Obue Oteie. sic 1T ebenfaus be-
ionberS wirtiam beim glei9en unb &einigeu
pon Nolens, Saumwoleus uno 2eiuen;eugen.
@lenn's sdpefeIistfs, betlt urN peri6fnert, CSC.
tSilrs Sdars II. Sartfarte, itparj Il. braun, SOC.
sites Sa9ni5merjcutrcpfen bsiIeu in l Mtu. 25s.
German Gpru 9scmoper, t1btet sGPaerausers
Srcitbsalsn, u. {. u. 25s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Nehnlihfeit.

Praiibent: aIio, Ssppel. Sbr babt ben
Spitbubsn gang senau seieben?
Seppsl: Sa, Serr Yrdiibsnt! =.
Prdiioent: Hun, bann f6unt ssSbr i1n
pobl aud bei6reiben, ME er ausiGb9
SeppeI fiebt ben Beter an, Ystsr iiebi
ben Nidsl ar, bieier brebt ben 9ut In Der
9ano berum, wdbreno Seppel wisber has
8ort ersreift: Sa, 9srr Prdfbsnt, sr bat
s'rab 10 ausSf4aut - ME - Sts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
8ase N5rbIi6.

Die Sage 3. 4, 3 uuO 6 ssBeu td9Iid ub. / uuO . tdsIid
Sounta9s aus8suOmmeu.
Bdls mad aleu Statioueu Der Ser. Staatsu II. CANADA
81 ba6en IN Der Oltee Der S~ompaSuie al DiatntraBs uHo
am etlenbabUoepot.
Baggage ourb9ebeno bis gum gsitimmuusSOrt.
deiuits Spsiiewaseu uuo gulmaunS Sdlaiwaasu auf
alien Ourb9sbsnosn 3hgsu.
Rein gSa9euwediel mad 9bicaso. peoria oSer 81. 9Ouis.
SIR Gtdsts, S6Iaipassn, 5sttubeaeu uuS auSsre Sus
tormatioReu iprebt mon ppr, bet
3. Sisfsnosrisr, Sssnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Sn Ysit lit elm SOIiseiOffsier 5abrp
seitorben, Der cine @rOBs uon 7 SUB 8 3ou
bate. S4on oft batten i'm S9aubuosns
BETTER 5u sepinnen seiu9t, aaein er bIisb
benz YOliseibienft treu. Seinen 2ei9nam
bate er i4on LANCE einem Wuieum UNI cine
hohe Sumnle pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Senfiprihe.

User ben StoIs. ben Gurus unb ben
lleberf uB uera9tet unb NIT Wenisem sus
frieben Iebt, Der tennt bic ltnabbdnsisteit.
Die Belt, 10 alt iie INNER iei, an Srus
unb Sali9beit bleibt fe ep;s neu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Gin piBiger beutider Diplomat, aber
bas gerbdItniB bes @aaren gu ieinsn llnters
tbanen bsfragt, antuortete: vSriber
batten iie Gbrfar9t Dor ibm, isst bat
@r Sur9t Dor ibnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
SeoenfliheS Qob.

r&Onnen sic mir Sbr fribsres Oienfis
mdo4en empfebleu2 Seritebt iie aues
sut?" Sran D.: %, - iie ueritsbt ios
oar Jules belIer!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Cine 9ame trat mad benz Sesinn zines
SonSertes IN ben Saal unb besab ii3 in
serdui6uouer 8eiie gu ibrem Ylate.
yWabame, - ~fiifterte ibr elm alter SER
gu mo man finst, ba laB Did ri
nieber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Gin tbsurer Sropfeu. Gin Gelt GOO

VIII I0tHItl SIUVTEH. SUE 0FeTl N7VO
6lai9en l86ler S9IoB Sobannisbsrssr
(ui9t Gioesbeimer, pte aubere SlGtter
beri3tet baben) auereriter SuaIitat lit benz
IS. s." SufoIse fit ben enormsn greis
bon los SO. pro Slai6e pom Der 8eins
banbIuns Der 9erren @ebriibsr 0rersl an
einen Senner in England pertauft pOrs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
10000 Sbaler futid! On ben &aHen

lU,UUU Sgdler tutl1! IN Den EaNeH
ueri9iebener 0eipSiser 8ant. Snftitute muir
ben bieier Gage fir ca. 10000 EbaIer
perfaaene (ni@t mebr siltise) Coupons
unb &aheni6sine prdientirt, beren 3abluns
eIbitueritdnbIi9 perweisert uurbe. 0tes
ieIben entitammen benz Ra9laiIe elmer por
turSer Seit peritorbenen alien Dame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Sidrre Sciluus wirb e~rsieIt, per BEL
rbeumatii5en 2eiSeu ct. Satobs Del ons
penSet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

gab1 mar trant, mir so6sr i5r Gaftoria,
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gie iuuroe elm 6riuIeiu. uuO bidt Su Saftsrtas
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Cine geiunoe Stabt ideint Srauba9
in Der Rbsinpropins su isin. &ein eins
tissr Eobesfau TT bort In sinem 3eitraume
pom Swei Wonaten uorsetommen. Die
Stabt Sdblt 1900 g%inpobner,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
George NJ. Smith,

fault uno p~crfauft @runo / entbmm. gert6ss
ruas In GOmpasn tsn rtsr GtaRs. 9tdsts far Seesams
pier pom uuO mad allen GBstlsn gurOpa'8.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
The Chattanooga Land, Coal, Iron
and Railway COMPANY.

This company opens its books for sub
scription to the preferred stock on
Wednesday. March 80.
Prominent among those who live else
whore and are largely interested In the
company are the following:
A. Ii. Taylor, president of the Tisho-
mingo Savings Institution, Corinth, Miss.
John CocRnower, president Queen City
National Bank, Cincinnati, One.
4. #. Hsrdwick, banker, Dalton, Ga.
Henry Silk, wholesale clothier, Cincin-
natl, Ohlo.
NJ. j. O'Brien, General Superintendent
Southern Express Company, New York
city.
Ii. $. Lsdew. of Fayerwsather & Ladew.
New York city.
John p. Richardson, wholesale dry
goods, New Orleans.
Dudley Baldwin, capitalist, Cleveland,
Ohio.
j. Boardman, capitalist, Cleveland,
OhIe.
h G. Fisher, division superintendent
Southern Express Company, Memphis,
Tenn.
h. g. Daniel, capitalist, Clifton, w. Va.
Henry Frank, wholesale dry goods,
Natchez, Miss.
w. II. Clayton, division superintendent
Southern Express Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Grabieldsr IL Tachau, distillers, Louis
Vile, Ky,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
The Lumber Business.

The lumber la terest of Chattanooga, as
has previously been stated, is equal In
all respects to the iron interests, and the
success that has attended every venture
is phenomenal.
During the year 1886 the cut of lumber
in Chattanooga was 100000 feet. Three
new saw mills are now being built, and
during the year 1887 the cut will be near
ly 100000 feet. This is greater than
any other city in the South.
Wood working has been the Midas
which turned everything into gold that it
touched, and there are to-day in Chatta-
nooga at least ten men who have made a
quarter Of a million dollars out of this
business in the past ten years.
There are to-day six planning mills In
the city which cut 54,000,0 600 feet an
nuaHy. There are also six immense fur
niture factories in the CITY. Five years
ago there were none; to-day the six
factories employ fully 100 hands, have an
annual output valued at $500, 900. Chat
tanooga furniture 10 seld from Florida TO
Maine and as far West as Dakota and
Western Texas. Everyone that has en-
barked in this business has grown rich
and many new enterprises are contem-
plated.